Keith Moser is an Assistant Professor and Head of the French section.
Education: Ph.D. Modern Foreign Languages-University of Tennessee, M.A.-Mississippi State University, M.A.T.-East Tennessee State University, B.A. (French, History)-East Tennessee State University
Teaching Interests:
Primary: 20th century French literature, Contemporary French literature, Critical History of Philology and Medieval Studies, History of Literary Theory, New Historicism, Sensory Perception, French Genre studies: Allegory, Poetry, Theater
Secondary: Applied Linguistics, Romance Linguistics, Computer-Assisted Language Learning (CALL), Multimedia-Enhanced Language Learning
Research Interests: Same as Above
Before returning to MSU, Dr. Moser successfully completed his Ph.D. in Modern Foreign Languages and Literatures at the University of Tennessee with a major concentration in French Literature and a minor concentration in Linguistics. Before entering the doctoral program at the University of Tennessee, he received his M.A. in French from MSU. While pursuing his doctoral degree, he received the 2006 GTA Teaching Excellence Award, the most prestigious award given to a Graduate student at the University of Tennessee.
